Mary Trump warned Sunday that if her uncle, President Donald Trump – who she called 'vile' – is reelected on Tuesday, the U.S....
Mary Trump warned Sunday that if her uncle, President Donald Trump – who she called 'vile' – is reelected on Tuesday, the U.S. could be at risk of becoming an 'authoritarian state.'
According to a 'panel of experts' the president's niece said she put together last week, 'The message is... Donald has [apparently] done everything in his power to dismantle every institution that comprises the U.S.'
'We're looking at an authoritarian state if we allow him to continue unimpeded,' she told MSNBC's Joy Reid during an interview on 'AM Joy' Sunday morning.
At the same time Mary joined Reid for an interview Sunday, just two days before Election Day, Trump was arriving at his first of the day on Sunday in snowy Michigan.
Mary Trump warned of an 'authoritarian state' in the U.S. if her uncle, President Donald Trump, is reelected on Tuesday
At the same time Mary made these comments, Trump was arriving in Michigan for a rally
The rally in Michigan is the first of five rallies the president is hosting on Sunday – just two days before Election Day
Mary also told The New Yorker in an interview published as part of a report Sunday that if Trump is defeated, he and his associates will spend the weeks between now and inauguration 'breaking as much stuff on the way out as they can—he'll steal as much of the taxpayers' money as he can.'
'As if my blood pressure weren't high enough,' Mary told Reid in her television interview. 'He is vile. He is actively calling on American citizens to commit violence against other American citizens simply for voicing their opinions.'
'This is so dangerous,' she added. 'He is doing the same thing with his armed supporters to go watch the polls. And we know which neighborhoods he's sending these people to. So, it can't be clearer what he is doing. Please understand that he will allow violence to be committed in his name in order to take this election because he knows he can't win it legitimately.'
Trump has called on his supporters to survey and monitor their local polling locations as he warns Democrats are trying to steal the election through cheating.
On Sunday, Trump is holding five rallies as the countdown to the election begins. His first rally was Sunday morning in Waterford Township, Michigan.
Following that the president is headed to Dubuque, Iowa; Hickory, North Carolina; Rome, Georgia; and Miami, Florida.
He is also holding five rallies in five different states on Monday º the day before the election.
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